The dangers of drinking and driving

Being injured in a car accident can have devastating consequences for all victims and their families. But if a driver leaves the scene of the accident without talking to the police or providing identification, the results are even more complicated. A hit and run accident is when a driver involved in an accident with another vehicle, a pedestrian,... Read More

  One of the most common questions I get here at the Grossman Law Firm is that, “I went to the hospital, I was taken there by ambulance after my car accident or truck accident, they diagnosed me with cervical sprain or lumbar sprain or something like that. They may have given me a few... Read More

The official U.S. government website for distracted driving, Distraction.gov, describes this type of behavior as “any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving.” Common distracted driving behaviors include using a cell phone or smartphone, texting or emailing, eating or drinking, grooming, adjusting music, talking to passengers, and reading a... Read More

While no state has completely banned using cell phones behind the wheel, some states, including Indiana, restrict the use of cell phones and other telecommunication devices while driving in the interest of public safety. It also differentiates between drivers 18 years and older. Statistics show that using a cell phone while driving can be exceptionally... Read More